Accuracy under time
Develop efficient methods while protecting accuracy under strict time pressure.
MathLinks Programme
UCAT
Complete preparation for the current UK medical and dental admissions test.
One complete UCAT preparation course covering Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning and Situational Judgement.
The four subtests are taught together as parts of the same UCAT course. Abstract Reasoning is intentionally excluded because it is no longer part of the current UCAT format.
Live onlineinteractive classes
Small groupsactive participation
Structured progressclear learning journey
Assignments, quizzes & mock testswith feedback
Competition thinkingunfamiliar problems
What students develop
Strong foundations. Confident mathematicians.
Flexible reasoning
Move confidently between text, logic, numerical information and judgement scenarios.
Deliberate strategy
Use repeatable approaches for triage, checking and pacing rather than guesswork.
Reflective practice
Review errors by type and use feedback to refine technique across the whole test.
How we teach
Interactive. Structured. Thoughtful.
- Concept-first teaching. Students understand ideas before relying on procedures.
- Live discussion. Students explain, compare and justify their approaches.
- Everyone participates. Small-group teaching creates space for every student to contribute.
- Practice with purpose. Assignments, quizzes and mock tests reinforce learning and expose gaps early.
- Progressively harder problems. Students learn to approach unfamiliar questions with confidence.
Programme curriculum
What students will learn
Verbal Reasoning
Read and evaluate short passages efficiently while using only the evidence provided.
- Critical reading and main ideas
- True / false / can’t tell
- Inference and author stance
- Evidence matching
- Passage triage and scanning
- Timed accuracy and review
Decision Making
Apply logic, evaluate arguments and combine evidence systematically under time pressure.
- Syllogisms and conditional logic
- Venn diagrams and set relationships
- Strong and weak arguments
- Probability and risk
- Constraint and ordering problems
- Multi-step logical deductions
Quantitative Reasoning
Interpret numerical information quickly and solve practical quantitative problems accurately.
- Percentages, ratios and proportions
- Rates, averages and unit conversion
- Tables, charts and data interpretation
- Estimation and mental arithmetic
- Multi-step calculations
- Calculator strategy and time management
Situational Judgement
Evaluate professional scenarios using principled judgement, prioritisation and reflection.
- Professionalism and integrity
- Patient-centred judgement
- Teamwork and communication
- Confidentiality and escalation
- Prioritising appropriate actions
- Comparing response appropriateness
Available classes
Choose a class that works for you
UCAT - Mon & Thu 5:00pm-6:00pm
OnlineSchedule: Monday & Thursday · 5:00–6:00 PM
Timezone: Europe/London
Starts: 2 Nov 2026
Location: MathLinks Learning Portal
Availability:
10 places remaining
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2-Session Confidence Guarantee
Attend the first two live sessions. If the programme is not right for you, notify us before the third live session begins and we will refund the course fees paid, subject to the published terms.